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(sorry, that's the first thought I had when I watched this.)
I also like games like this so I'd probably buy it.
....
I'm going to hell.
... however, a Tropico style game that works within the paradigm of pre to early colonization era Africa that shows the African practice of indentured servitude going horribly arwy would make for interesting edu-gaming, I reckon. As an African regional leader, do you sell you indentured servants for a power grab, or do you resist the power offered by foreign slavers?
Just saying. If you're talking about games getting that "movie" respect, somebody's gotta go there, right?
... super illegal?
fuck you all. this is hilarious. i'd buy the shit out of it.
also, how has no one thought that maybe this is to drum up attention for an anti-racism game? makes sense to me. then again, I don't live on destructoid and huff jenkum.
That's terrible PR for a PR firm to have produced. You can't be right. I can see an idiotic dev team thinking it was a good idea just to get attention, but any legit marketing team should be drawn and quartered for this shit. It is reaaally well-produced though.
amirite guys?
I can appreciate how you might find it hard to believe but as El Jefe himself has pointed out, advertisers don't always have the same sense of ethics as most people.
I don't think that slavery should be put up on a pedestal, but it's pretty clear that the gaming community likes to cherry pick their moral outrage.
Plus Pokemon basically has you capture wild animals and have them fight each other, anyone who bitches about this better not own a Pokemon game.
If Slavery the Game is the best slave trading game of all time, it should be given a fair shake.
The number one at the beginning of the phone number isn't an area code, it's a country code. America's country code is 1.
It kind of reminds me of the board game about the Holocaust that Brenda Brathwaite made, it isn't attempting to belittle or insult people hurt in these incidents, but uses sensitive subject matters to prod at the players for some sort of emotional reaction and internal struggle. For Brathwaite's board game, it was more when you realized what it is that you were playing that you had to make a very real moral decision about continuing to play the game.
With this it seems the trailer itself, suggesting that such a game could exist, is forcing that moral decision from the potential players.
Or it is some assholes who think they are hilarious... One of the two.
If this was a real game, I'd give it a try, if only for shit and giggles.
If this was a real game, I'd give it a try, if only for shit and giggles.

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